Environmental Racism Is Everybody's Problem -- Here Are 5 Ways to Fight It

Natural resources, such as water and even the very air we breathe in this country are a matter of inequality — and this has become a matter of life and death.Take the residents of St. James Parish, Louisiana, a place dubbed as “Cancer Alley,” who are 95 percent more at risk of getting cancer due to air pollution in the area, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).